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What is an object noun?

An object noun is a noun that receives the action of a verb. It's the thing or person that is acted upon.

Here's a breakdown:

* Verb: The action word in a sentence.

* Object noun: The noun that the verb acts upon.

Example:

* Sentence: The dog chased the ball.

* Verb: chased

* Object noun: ball (The dog is doing the chasing, and the ball is being chased.)

More examples:

* She read the book. (The book is being read.)

* They built a house. (The house is being built.)

* He ate the pizza. (The pizza is being eaten.)

Important Note: Not all sentences have object nouns. Some sentences have a verb that doesn't act on anything directly, for example, "The sun shines."

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